You might also examine Zope, which is what we have
been using at Worldforge for about 2 years now and
have been quite happy with. Reference :
www.worldforge.org, zope.org
--- Peter Jay Salzman <p@dirac.org> wrote:
> i'm thinking of using a wiki to organize certain
> types of information i
> want to keep track of and add to time goes on. more
> for personal
> consumption than collaboration.
>
> 1. is a wiki suitable for this use (i'm not too hip
> on wikis ATM).
>
> 2. any recommendations for which one i should
> install? i don't want to
> read docs if i can help it. i want to install,
> read a quickstart,
> maybe google once or twice when the inevitable
> problem creeps up, and
> then just use. prolly don't need advanced
> features.
>
> there are a few wikis available in debian. kwiki
> looks good, but i'd
> like some recommendations too.
>
> thanks,
> pete
>
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